Deerfield Beach will stop adding fluoride to its tap water from July 1, following a new Florida law. The city assures no change in water taste or quality and advises residents to consult health providers for dental health concerns.

Prosecutors dropped the perjury charge against ex-Broward Schools Superintendent Robert Runcie after reaching an agreement where he admitted to giving misleading grand jury testimony.

Miami-Dade County is considering formalizing collaboration with ICE, requiring public records control for inmates awaiting federal transfer, amidst reimbursement and transparency concerns.

Delray Beach PD names Assistant Chief Darrell Hunter as interim chief, replacing retiring Police Chief Russ Mager. Hunter has a history of various leadership roles within the department.

A federal appeals court upheld an injunction against Florida's Senate Bill 4-C, blocking enforcement of the immigration law and questioning the state Attorney General's compliance with the order.

Boca Raton officials received the 2025 Home Rule Hero award from the Florida League of Cities for advocating local control during the Legislative Session.

The Coral Springs City Commission has rejected a five percent increase in business taxes, maintaining the current tax rate. Commissioner Cerra cited concern for the burden on local businesses.

Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 929, enhancing Florida firefighters' health and safety, including mental health support, working hour limitations, and proposing a salary increase.

Delray Beach Police Chief Russ Mager resigns against a backdrop of staffing shortages, financial constraints, and contract disputes with the police union.

North Miami celebrated a flawless financial audit for FY24 with no findings and praise for its fiscal management, highlighting a $5 million reserve and robust budgets.

Palm Beach County passed a resolution condemning antisemitic murders in D.C. and a nationwide rise in hate crimes, highlighting an 893% increase in such incidents.

Operation Viper led by the FBI Miami and Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office resulted in 21 arrests and seizures of firearms in South Florida, targeting drugs, firearms, and violent crimes.

Pompano Beach considers whether to continue with the Broward Sheriff's Office for law enforcement services or to revive its own police force due to rising costs.